[rollei_list] Re: OT What does it mean?

Marc, several days ago there were discussions about
'Notary Sojac' and 'Nov Shmoz Ka Pop'.  I spotted an
entry on a website that Bill Holman (creator of Smokey
Stover) said that Notary Sojac was 'Merry Christmas'
in Gaelic.  I thought that no way does it mean it, it
does not look like Gaelic.  But someone else wrote
that Notary Sojac sounds a bit like 'Notlaig Soghach'.
 Now, does that mean Merry Christmas?

John

--- Marc James Small <msmall@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> My signature tag-line is Scots Gaelic, that fifth
> dialect of Irish Gaelic,
> and represents a great guff of Hielan' cynicism: 
> never did a man die
> without someone being grateful.
> 
> Marc
> 
> msmall@xxxxxxxxxxxx 
> Cha robh bàs fir gun ghràs fir!
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